College basketball results and NCAA tournament pairings
College basketball results list numerous conference outcomes including North Carolina 77 Duke 74 in ACC, Georgetown 88 Syracuse 79, Missouri 98 Oklahoma 86, and Arkansas 100 Texas 76. It also outlines first round NCAA tournament matchups by region with seedings and game times across East Southeast Midwest and West, plus planned Women’s first and second round games at campus sites with seedings and locations.
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Duke
Georgetown
Syracuse
Missouri
Oklahoma
Louisville
Florida State
Ball State
Kent State
Arizona
Stanford
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Texas
Southern
Texas Southern
Nashville
Tenn
la Salle
Louisiana Tech
East Tennessee State
Virginia
Providence
Middle Tennessee State
Atlanta
South Alabama
Michigan
Xavier
UCLA
Iowa State
EAS
Vanderbilt
St. Joseph's
West Virginia
Western Kentucky
Upsets loom as NCAA tournament Second Round tips off
March 18 schedule shows top seeds at 1 Maryland 26-2 and 2 Texas 25-4 facing challenge from Texas A&M and Mississippi State era.
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WEST
Boise
Idaho
Arizona
Robert Morris
St. Mary's
Calif
Clemson
Nevada-Las Vegas
Memphis State
DePaul
Tucson
Ariz
Oregon State
Evansville
Seton Hall
Southwest Missouri State
Indiana
George Mason
Texas-El Paso
Salle
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
James Madison
Ohio State
St. Joseph's
Vanderbilt
Long Beach State
Bowling Green
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hawaii
Washi
Utah
Nevada
Las Vegas
Cal State
Fullerton
Montana
Maryland
Washington
Stephen F. Austin
Colorado
Texas
Mideast
Holy Cross
Temple
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Georgia
Villanova
Old Dominion
Southern Mississippi
Rutgers
North Carolina State
Madison and Rochelle Girls Basketball Scores
Junior high girls basketball shows seventh graders Madison 48 Rochelle 13 led by Burrows 14 and Van Natta 11 while Rochelle’s Maylinda Bunger 4 and Leah DesFinados 3 added. Rochelle led 13 to 48 at end.
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Madison
Rochelle
Stephie Burrows
Jenny van Natta
Stephanie Covert
Tracey Stover
Jenny Crow
Paige Wasson
Carrie Weidman
Sara Williams
Maylinda Bunger
Leah DesFinados
Olivia Heitter
Toni Pelka
Trian Leise
Angie Smith
Kim Stover
Suzi Hofmann
Sarah Snyder
Cory Covert
Chicago Public League 2A finals and matchups recap
In Chicago Public League 2A finals at USC Pavilion on Sunday King defeated Simeon 67 to 57. Supersection results set Tuesday night games at 7:30 p.m. feature Hinsdale Central hosting Gordon Tech, Carbondale hosting East St. Louis Lincoln, DeKalb hosting East Aurora, Fan Aurora hosting Fremd, Chicago Heights Bloom hosting Joliet Central, Peoria Central hosting Jacksonville, Rockford Boylan hosting Rock Island, and Winnetka New Trier hosting Gurnee Warren.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
NY Rangers
Philadelphia
New Jersey
NY Islanders
Montreal
Boston
Buffalo
Hartford
Quebec
Detroit
St Louis
Minnesota
Chicago
Toronto
Calgary
Los Angeles
al Edmonton
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Philadelia
Edmonton
St. Louis
Fan Aurora
Chicago Heights Bloom
Joliet Central
Peoria
Peoria Central
Jacksonville
Rockford
Rockford Boylan
Rock Island
On Tap 4 list of area sporting events Tuesday schedule
Tuesday schedule highlights boys track Dixon Rochelle Geneseo compete at Nestwood field. Dixon aims for sprint relay and distance events with Rochelle and Geneseo in open events. Nestwood hosts a compact meet featuring area high school teams and coaches monitoring performances.
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Rochelle
Geneseo
Nestwood
NBA Tonight Matchups Across the League
NBA schedule lists games including LZ Seattle at Washington and Houston at LA Lakers with multiple 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. starts plus night games Atlanta Denver Sacramento Portland and others. Matchups feature notable teams such as Phoenix, Indiana, Milwaukee, Dallas, Los Angeles clubs, Cleveland, Utah, San Antonio, Seattle, New York, Charlotte, Golden State, and Detroit across the night slate.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Texas
Toronto
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
San Francisco
San Diego
Seattle
California
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Plant Civ
West Palm
Angeles
Lakeland
Miami
Tucson
Ariz
Fort Lauderdale
Bradenton
Kissimmee
Washington
Phoenix
Indiana
Dallas
LA Clippers
San Antonio
Utah
LA Lakers
Charlotte
Denver
Sacramento
Golden State
Portland
New Jersey
Pet GB
Utah Houston
Washion
Gold State
Hartford
Pitcher Danny Cox to Miss 1989 Season
St. Louis reports that pitcher Danny Cox will miss the 1989 season due to elbow ligament damage. The injury sidelines him for the year, affecting the team's pitching rotation and roster plans.
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Baseball
St. Louis
Danny Cox
Tyson Holyfield money split offer could hinge on equal bets
Don King floated advising Mike Tyson to accept Evander Holyfield’s winner take all challenge if both men stake equal money and Tyson keeps the rest. Tyson could win about 25 million in a straight defense while Holyfield might surpass 10 million after stopping Michael Dokes. Also eyed were a Ribalta rematch and an IBF mandatory against Carl Williams. Ivan Lendl beat Stefan Edberg in 57 minutes at the Eagle Tennis Classic final in Scottsdale.
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Nev
Don King
Mike Tyson
Evander Holyfield
Tyson
Holyfield
King
Cleveland
Jose Ribalta
International Boxing Federation
Carl Williams
Scottsdale
Ariz
Ivan
Lendl
Sweden
Stefan Edberg
Maleeva overcomes injury to win Indian Wells title
Fourth seed Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria wins the Virginia Slims tournament in Indian Wells defeating Jenny Byrne 6-4 6-1 in the final. She recovered from a left ankle sprain suffered in a quarterfinal win against Caterina Lindqvist and had earlier defeated Helena Sukova to claim her 11th career title and $50,000.
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Calif
Manuela Maleeva
Bulgaria
Jenny Byrne
Maleeva
Caterina Lindqvist
Sweden
Helena Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Arkansas and LSU win NCAA Indoor Track crowns
In Indianapolis Arkansas captures its sixth straight men’s team title as Edrick Floreal posts a career best 56 feet 2 inches 4 to win the triple jump for 18 points and boost the Razorbacks to 34 total while Florida trails by 3. LSU women claim its second team title in three years with 61 points, Villanova second with 34.
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